Elemental cellular therapy is a genetic, cellular and disease-modifying therapy which enhances the systemic conduct of genetic and cellular transmethylation activity resulting in enhancement of concerted genetic and cellular metabolic, physiologic and homeostatic processes

ABSTRACT

Methal sulfonyl methane, glucosamine sulfate, folic acid and vitamin B-12 composition for the enhancement of the execution of transmethylation activity within every living cell in the body for humans and all other members of every other genus and species in the entire Animal Kingdom. 
     Elemental Cellular Therapy is a genetic, cellular and disease-modifying therapy which enhances the systemic conduct of genetic and cellular transmethylation activity resulting in enhancement of concerted genetic and cellular metabolic, physiologic and homeostatic processes.

1. FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention is a novel integrated system of therapy designatedas Elemental Cellular Therapy or ECT. It has been enabled as devisedentirely on the basis of discoveries made in a progressive manner in thecourse of the evolution of the development of this therapy involving newfundamental knowledge as well as unprecedented insights with respect toprinciples and processes operative in the essential nature of molecularand sub-molecular activity involving human and animal genetics,immunology, biochemistry, cellular biology and the pathophysiology ofdisease. It involves the development of what has been defined as the“core regimen” the pharmacological activity of which alters thefundamental molecular and sub-molecular context in which life itselfproceeds at a genetic and cellular level of activity. This in and ofitself enhances the fundamental nature and therapeutic activity of allexisting pharmacological therapy in such a way as to make each a new andentirely novel therapeutic intervention exclusive of its novelinteractivity in a modified genetic and cellular milieu. Theevolutionary development and implementation of ECT has ultimatelyresulted in the establishment of an entirely novel and radicallydifferent paradigm for the concept of what constitutes a disease and theoptimal manner in which it may be treated. The concept and developmentof the core regimen and subsequently that of ECT includes anappreciation of the most proximate cause and the least commondenominator responsible for the fundamental expression of diseaseactivity. This involves the unique molecular and sub-molecularbiological activity that is responsible for the expression of what havebeen discovered in nature to exist as discretely unique essentialpathological activities or influences. Each of these is defined in thisdocument in terms of the mutually exclusive nature of the molecular andsub-molecular biological activity that is unique of each from oneanother. Disease activity is described herein in an entirely radicalconceptual manner as the concerted systemic and interdependentinteractivity of two or more of what have been determined and defined tobe to be essential pathophysiological influences. Each of these is knownto exists in a mutually exclusive manner as constituting one of adiscrete number of such influences the synergistic and interdependentinteractivity of two or more of which is capable of being descriptiveand expressive of the pathophysiology of all disease afflicting humans.The therapeutic basis of ECT involves an appreciation of all of theaforementioned. The development of novel genetic and cellular diseasemodifying therapy constituting ECT has involved the strategicapplication of the laws of physics and the principles of analyticchemistry and its stochoiometry to devise novel genetic, cellular anddisease modifying therapies the pharmacological activity of which may beexpressed in terms of the unique molecular and sub-molecular biologicalactivity of each.

Given an appreciation of the essential molecular and sub-molecularbiochemical activity responsible for the expression of each essentialpathophysiological disease influence, genetic, cellular and diseasemodifying therapy has been strategized with an appreciation for thepredictable influence of the of the molecular and sub-molecularbiological activity definitive of each of the disease-focusedpermutations of ECT and the unique molecular and sub-molecularbiological activity that is definitive of each essentialpathophysiological influence. The pharmacological influence of theconcerted molecular and sub-molecular biological activity of thistherapy exerts its unique genetic, cellular and disease modifyinginfluence upon the conduct of the molecular and sub-molecular biologicalactivity of each of the essential pathophysiological influences involvedin a given disease thereby altering the fundamental activity of thedisease process itself; inclusive of the “aging processes”. The resultis that if all of the essential pathophysiological influences defined inthis patent can be effectively addressed in a molecular andsub-molecular disease modifying manner, the efficacy of ECT in thegenetic and cellular disease modifying therapy of any disease processmay be successfully achieved 100%.

2. BACKGROUND OF INVENTION

Elemental Cellular Therapy (or ECT) is an integrated system of genetic,cellular and disease modifying therapy. The pharmacological activitythrough which the majority of therapeutic benefits that proceed from theadministration of every dose of the core regimen of ECT is achievedthrough the systemic enhancement of concerted genetic and cellulartransmethylation. The pharmaceutical agents comprising the core regimencomprise the foundation upon which all of the disease-focusedpharmaceutical permutations of therapy with ECT have been developed. Italso involves the use of prescription and non-prescriptionpharmaceutical agents or compounds configured in prescribed regimensthat involve utilization of the pharmacological activity of each agentor compound in novel synergistic and mutually interdependentinteractivity with one another.

ECT provides therapeutic benefits in a concerted and essentiallyequivalent fashion for every living cell in the body of a treatedindividual of the designated target population for whom this therapy hasbeen devised. The “target population” includes al humans and all membersof every other genus and species in the entire Animal Kingdom. There areno exceptions to the cellular distribution of benefits within the organsystems of the body, including the brain and peripheral nervous system.The therapeutic activity provided with the use of this therapy literallyalters the manner with which each and every cell in the body responds todisease, injury, various stresses and even “aging”.

Core Regimen

ECT involves the use of a “core regimen” along with complementarytherapies. The pharmacological activity of the core regimen aloneprovides unprecedented modification, modulation and augmentation of thegenetic and cellular metabolic, physiologic and homeostatic activity ofeach and every cell in the body. Benefits provided from the clinical useof the core regimen alone include but are not limited to:

-   -   Enhanced genetic and cellular replication and repair the conduct        and degree of which significantly exceeds the inherent limits        placed upon the optimal execution of these activities in nature    -   Enhanced protein synthesis (i.e. genetic expression) the conduct        and degree of which also substantially exceeds the inherent        limits place upon the optimal execution of these activities in        nature    -   Re-establishment of genetic expression/protein synthesis that        has previously ceased altogether as a consequence of a facet of        a disease process or the “aging” process    -   Enhanced activity of global intrinsic immune response to a        degree and in a manner that exceeds the inherent limits placed        upon human and animal immune response by nature itself/An        example of how this benefit proceeds with respect to the        treatment, prevention and suppression of all viral disease        involves the enhancement of endogenous interferon and its        requisite activation as well as the replication of lymphocytes        and their subsequent activation. Among the viral diseases with        which this therapy has been proven effective include        rhinoviruses (colds), influenza, herpes simplex, herpes zoster,        hepatitis A, hepatitis B, including chronic hepatitis B/ all of        the aforementioned processes proceed from the enhancement of        genetic and cellular transmethylation. Enhanced transmethylation        activity is also responsible in corresponding fashion for        remarkable enhancement of treatment and prevention of bacterial        infections    -   Down-regulation of intrinsic auto-immune activity/this proceeds        more or less concurrently with the augmentation of intrinsic        immune response.

Transmethylation Activity

The singular and unprecedented pharmacological activity that is exertedfollowing every dose of the core regimen includes but is not entirelylimited to the systemic enhancement of concerted genetic and cellulartransmethylation activity. Described in more detail and context below,transmethylation reactions constitute the requisite rate limiting stepexecuted in the completion of the qualitative and quantitativecompletion of all essential genetic and cellular biochemical reactions.The method for this incomparable pharmacological activity isaccomplished through the systemic enhancement of the concerted geneticand cellular transmethylation activity. In nature the qualitative andquantitative completion of essential genetic and cellular biochemicalprocesses are known to be accomplished in a teleologically constant,invariably fixed and perpetual fashion within each and every living cellcountless times daily throughout the entire body for all humans. This isa changeless immutable phenomenon the nature of which in essence isreflective of the fundamental quality of the life for every human beingon the planet. Fundamental concepts involving genetic and cellularmolecular and sub-molecular biologic activity are definitive of theteleologic relationship between the completion of essential genetic andcellular biochemical reactions and the performance of genetic andcellular processes. The qualitative and quantitative activity of thecompletion of all genetic and cellular biochemical reactions proceeds ina directly proportional and congruent manner with the nature of theperformance of genetic and cellular metabolic, physiologic andhomeostatic processes. It is therefore implicit that the fundamentalnature of the performance of essential genetic and cellular processesproceeds in the same teleologically constant, invariably fixed andperpetual fashion within each and every living cell daily throughout theentire body for all humans.

The influence in nature that each individual living cell is ultimatelyable to exert upon the dynamic nature of the performance of essentialgenetic and cellular metabolic, physiologic and homeostatic processes isnone at all. These reactions proceed to completion in compliance withthe same laws of physics and analytic chemistry and its stochiometry asdoes the reaction that is observed to proceed when baking soda is addedto a beaker of vinegar. Since it is implicit that completion of allessential genetic and cellular biochemical processes proceed countlesstimes a day and in a perpetual manner within each and every living cellin the body, there must be a teleological influence of some kindpreventing the completion of all genetic and cellular biochemicalreactions, and therefore the performance of all of the mated biochemicalprocesses, from grinding to a halt. This would otherwise reasonably beexpected to occur readily as the rate limiting participant involved inthe requisite execution of the rate limiting step completed among allothers in the completion of each and every biochemical reaction isentirely consumed as it is predictably in the completion of analogouschemical reactions.

However there is an essential and fundamental difference betweenchemical and biochemical reactions. The rate-limiting participant in therequisite execution of the rate-limiting step involved in completing thechemical reaction involving baking soda and vinegar is the baking soda.Regarding the fundamental nature of genetic and cellular molecular andsub-molecular biochemical activity, the rate limiting participant in theexecution of the requisite rate-limiting step that is accomplished amongall others involved in the completion of each and every essentialgenetic and cellular biochemical reaction proceeding in every cell inthe body is actually a sub-molecular particle, a methyl moiety (CH3).The execution of this aforementioned rate-limiting step is designated tobe transmethylation. Each of these aforementioned genetic and cellularbiochemical reactions and therefore all transmethylation activity areknown to proceed countless times daily and in a perpetual manner withineach and every living cell in the body for humans and all other membersof every other genus and species in the entire Animal Kingdom.

-   -   The molar concentration of baking soda in the above-mentioned        chemical reaction is fixed and of necessity begins to dwindle        immediately at the commencement of the reaction predictably to        zero as the reaction proceeds.    -   The teleologically requisite source from which each and every        cell in the body acquires methyl moieties for the execution of        the rate-limiting step that is accomplished among all others        involved in the completion of each and every essential genetic        and cellular biochemical reaction is an endogenous anatomically        comprehensive but non-descript “fund” of these sub-molecular        particles.    -   The molar concentration of methyl moieties maintained in this        fund is maintained in nature throughout the entire body in such        a manner that it remains constant, invariantly fixed and        immutable throughout life for humans and all other animals of        every other genus and species in the Animal Kingdom.    -   It follows that the execution of all essential genetic and        cellular rate-limiting steps is also accomplished of        teleological necessity in a constant, invariantly fixed and        immutable fashion.    -   Therefore the same can be said of the performance of essential        genetic and cellular biochemical metabolic, physiologic and        homeostatic processes with which each of the aforementioned        essential biochemical reactions is mated in nature.    -   It is therefore implicit that the qualitative and quantitative        activity of the completion of concerted genetic and cellular        biochemical reactions exerts a congruent and directly        proportional influence upon the fundamental nature of the        performance of essential genetic and cellular metabolic        physiological and homeostatic processes with which each is        teleologically associated.    -   Connecting all of the aforementioned “dots”, it follows that in        nature the fundamental nature of the systemic performance of        concerted essential genetic and cellular biochemical processes        are accomplished in a perpetual manner without interruption        within each and every cell throughout the entire body. Further        this is known of teleoligical necessity to proceed in a        constant, invariably fixed and immutable manner throughout the        entire life of every human owing in most proximate fashion to        the invariability of the molar concentration of methyl moieties        that ultimately influences in a directly proportional manner the        fundamental performance of essential genetic and cellular        metabolic, physiologic processes.    -   It is therefore implicit that the achievement of the ability to        augment the ambient concentration of methyl moieties with in the        anatomically non-descript fund of these submolecular particles        in the body with conventional, albeit revolutionary,        pharmacological therapy is the functional equivalent of        achieving discretionary control to enhance the essential quality        of life in every cell in the body and therefore for an        individual human being, all human beings.

Elemental Pathophysiological Processes Involved in Disease

In the course of the development of ECT I have observed that all humanand animal disease activity including the process of human aging itselfmay be described as the concerted synergistic and interdependentinteractivity of two or more of the following elemental pathologicalinfluences:

-   -   Infection    -   Inflammation    -   Auto-immune activity    -   Pathological cellular hypertrophy    -   Extinguished genetic expression (i.e. protein synthesis) as a        consequence of “aging” or a component of the pathophysiology of        disease activity    -   Pathological activity proceeding from the influence of an        imbalance in the central nervous system neurotransmitter axis        that includes but is not limited to the activity of serotonin,        dopamine and norepinephrine

The enhancement of genetic and cellular transmethylation activity thatproceeds in an exclusive fashion with the administration of every doseof the core regimen has been observed reliably to enhance the conduct ofintrinsic human and animal immune response and activity. What has alsobeen observed is that a deficiency in the optimal balance of the centralnervous system neurotransmitter axis, defined as such in this patent,impairs an optimal response to enhancement of intrinsic immune activity.

In the course of the development of ECT, it has been observed that thereexists molecules the biological activity of which are responsible forfundamentally unique inflammatory activity that is an essentialcomponent of disease activity in humans and animals. Among these, butnot inclusive of these, are histamine, cytokines, leukotrienes,lymphokines and bradykinin. In the course of developing various diseasefocused pharmaceutical permutations of ECT, it has been observed thatsome disease processes amenable to genetic, cellular anddisease-modifying therapy with ECT do not possess an inflammatorycomponent in their fundamental pathophysiology. These include, but arecertainly not limited to, chronic progressive diabetic renalinsufficiency, congestive heart failure, left ventricular hypertrophy,diastolic dysfunction, pulmonary hypertension. The majority of diseaseprocesses afflicting humans have been observed to have a significantinflammatory component necessitating effective down-regulation in orderto provide effective disease-modifying therapy. The down-regulation ofthe inflammatory component of such diverse disease processes as multiplesclerosis, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, dermatomyositis, interstitialcystitis, etc. has been successfully achieved with the use of a regimenof unique anti-inflammatory agents, the pharmacologic activity of eachof which acts in synergistic interdependent interactivity with thepharmacologic activity of the core regimen. These include but are notlimited to quercetin, curcumin, tumeric, bromelain and ginger. Anessential component of effective therapy in down-regulating inflammationas it constitutes an essential pathophyisologic influence is theenhancement of genetic and cellular transmethylation activity. What hasalso been observed is that a deficiency in the optimal balance of thecentral nervous system neurotransmitter axis, defined as such in thispatent, impairs an optimal response in the down-regulation ofinflammation with ECT as a essential pathophysiologic influence.

Auto-immune activity as an essential pathophysiologic influence in humandisease has been discovered to be a component in the fundamentalpathophysiologic activity of disease processes including multiplesclerosis, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and polycystic kidney disease.Unexpectedly, auto-immunity as a pathophysiological influence has alsobeen discovered to be operative in congestive heart failure, leftventricular hypertrophy, diastolic dysfunction, pulmonary hypertension.In the absence of their effective down-regulation, these diseaseprocesses do not respond to therapy with ECT. The enhancement of geneticand cellular transmethylation activity that proceeds in an exclusivefashion with the administration of every dose of the core regimen hasbeen observed to down-regulate intrinsic human auto-immune activity inan essentially but not entirely corresponding fashion in which itenhances human and animal immune response. What has also been observedis that a deficiency in the optimal balance of the central nervoussystem neurotransmitter axis, defined as such in this patent, impairs anoptimal response in the down-regulation of intrinsic auto-immuneactivity with ECT as a essential pathophysiologic influence. Theimpaired or otherwise dysfunctional molecular and sub-molecular biologicactivity involving protein synthesis and the discontinuation orimpairment of genetic expression (protein synthesis) as a facet of thepathophysiology of disease or a component of the pathophysiologicactivity of “aging” has been determined to constitute an essentialpathophysiologic influence in the expression of human disease activity.The enhancement of genetic and cellular transmethylation activityproceeding from the administration of the core regimen alone has beenreliably observed to provide therapeutic benefits already described inthe aforementioned section entitled Core Regimen. What has also beenobserved is that a deficiency in the optimal balance of the centralnervous system neurotransmitter axis, defined as such in this patent,impairs an optimal response in the pharmacological activity of the coreregimen and therefore therapeutic benefits accruing from ECT upondysfunction in genetic expression and protein synthesis.

For the purposes of this patent, imbalance in the central nervous systemneurotransmitter axis is descriptive of an essential pathophysiologicprocess that is itself influential in impairing the effectiveness of ECTto have an optimal genetic and cellular disease modifying impact uponeach one of the other essential pathophysiologic influences describedabove. The fundamental nature of what constitutes the optimal balance ofthe aforementioned central nervous system neurotransmitter axis includesbut may not be limited to the optimal metabolic activity of serotonin,dopamine and norepinephrine in the central nervous system as well asoptimal activity of central nervous system neurotransmission responsiblefor mood stability. The ability to objectively assess the success ofachieving optimal balance of central nervous system neurotransmitteractivity or approximating the success is achieved in part by thecomparison of serum compliment levels C3 and C4 before and after theinitiation of therapy that is influential in improving the quality of abalance in the central nervous system neurotransmitter activity. It hasbeen observed in the course of the development of ECT that serumcompliment fraction C3 and C4 are consumed as a result of increasedintrinsic auto-immune activity resulting in the reduction in the measureof serum C3 and C4 There exist pharmacologic agents that contribute tothe quality of the balance in central nervous system neurotransmitteractivity but the use of each alone, including the entirely effective useof each alone, is sometimes not capable of restoring balance in thecentral nervous system neurotransmitter axis. These include, but are notlimited to, Paxil, Zoloft, Wellbutrin, Lexapro, Cymbalta, Prozac andalso such drugs as lithium, Lamictal, Depakote, etc. The reason for thisis that the individual's response in the case of the therapeutic use ofspecific selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, the effective use ofwhich contributes to the improvement of the balance of central nervoussystem neurotransmitter activity, is entirely unique to that individual.In other words, one individual may have a remarkable and ideal responseto therapy with Zoloft while another individual treated with Zoloft mayhave a marginal response and do much better on another selectiveserotonin reuptake inhibitor. It is likely that this variant responseamong individuals is related to differences in the molecular structureof protein carriers. With respect to achieving an optimal balance in thecentral nervous system neurotransmitter axis that enables an optimal aneven sometimes a sub-optimal response to therapy with ECT, it issometimes necessary for an individual to be treated with a selectiveserotonin reuptake inhibitor, a dopamine reuptake inhibitor as well as anorepinephrine reuptake inhibitor and/or pharmacologic therapy effectivein stabilizing mood imbalance as in bi-polar disease.

The treatment of disease processes and the genetic and cellularstructural and functional dysfunction associated with the “aging”process are all capable of being treated in a genetic, cellular anddisease modifying and reparative manner. This involves theadministration of the core regimen which will act with synergistic andinterdependent interactivity with one or more complementary agents orcombination of agents. The pharmacological activity of each agent aloneor the concerted pharmacological activity of a collection of agents havebeen strategized to down-regulate, eliminate or otherwise neutralize oneor more of these above-mentioned elemental pathophysiologicalinfluences.

The concept of ECT providing disease modifying and genetic and cellularreparative therapy for injury and disease as well as the aging processnecessarily involves the obligation of the down-regulation, eliminationor otherwise neutralization of the above-mentioned fundamentalpathological influences.

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EXAMPLE 1

The composition of the present invention for disease modifying therapyof dermatomyositis of a 70 kg human is administered in four divideddoses daily about but not essentially six hours apart. The preferredembodiment of each dose of which includes 1000 mg to 3000 mg of methylsulfonyl methane, 800 mcg of folic acid, 1000 mcg of vitamin B12 and1000 mg of glucosamine sulfate. It also includes a dose of anangiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, for example ramapril, 10 mgadministered once daily or dose adequate to achieve an undetectablelevel of serum angiotensin converting enzyme. It may also include theadministration of a serotonin and/or dopamine and/or norepinephrinereuptake inhibitor, in such a manner to successfully promote the optimalbalance of the central nervous system neurotransmitter axis. It may alsobe necessary to employ agents involved in stabilizing imbalance of moodthat may include lithium, Lamictal or Depakote. The efficacy of theadministration of the latter may be assessed with substantial accuracythrough the comparisons of sequential measures of serum complementfractions C3 and C4. It also includes the administration of ananti-inflammatory regimen n four divided doses each of which includesbut may not be necessarily limited to quercetin 500 mg, tumeric(standardized to contain 97% curcuminoids) 300 mg., bromelain (2400gdu/gr) 400 mg., ginger (standardized to contain 5% gingerols) 200 mg.

EXAMPLE 2

The composition of the present invention for disease modifying therapyof chronic progressive diabetic renal insufficiency in a 70 kg human isadministered in four divided doses daily about but not essentially sixhours apart. The preferred embodiment of each dose of which includes1000 mg to 3000 mg of methyl sulfonyl methane, 800 mcg of folic acid,1000 mcg of vitamin B12 and 1000 mg of glucosamine sulfate. It alsoincludes a dose of an angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, forexample ramapril, 10 mg administered once daily or dose adequate toachieve an undetectable level of serum angiotensin converting enzyme. Itmay also include the administration of a serotonin and/or dopamineand/or norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor, in such a manner tosuccessfully promote the optimal balance of the central nervous systemneurotransmitter axis. It may also be necessary to employ agentsinvolved in stabilizing imbalance of mood that may include lithium,Lamictal or Depakote. The efficacy of the administration of the lattermay be assessed with substantial accuracy through the comparisons ofsequential measures of serum complement fractions C3 and C4.

EXAMPLE 3

The composition of the present invention for disease modifying therapyof congestive heart failure in a 70 kg human is administered in fourdivided doses daily about but not essentially six hours apart. Thepreferred embodiment of each dose of which includes 1000 mg to 3000 mgof methyl sulfonyl methane, 800 mcg of folic acid, 1000 mcg of vitaminB12 and 1000 mg of glucosamine sulfate. It also includes a dose of anangiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, for example ramapril, 10 mgadministered once daily or dose adequate to achieve an undetectablelevel of serum angiotensin converting enzyme. It may also include theadministration of a serotonin and/or dopamine and/or norepinephrinereuptake inhibitor, in such a manner to successfully promote the optimalbalance of the central nervous system neurotransmitter axis. It may alsobe necessary to employ agents involved in stabilizing imbalance of moodthat may include lithium, Lamictal or Depakote. The efficacy of theadministration of the latter may be assessed with substantial accuracythrough the comparisons of sequential measures of serum complementfractions C3 and C4.

EXAMPLE 4

The composition of the present invention for disease modifying therapyof HIV/AIDS in a 70 kg human is administered in four divided doses dailyabout but not essentially six hours apart. The preferred embodiment ofeach dose of which includes 1000 mg to 3000 mg of methyl sulfonylmethane, 800 mcg of folic acid, 1000 mcg of vitamin B12 and 1000 mg ofglucosamine sulfate. It also includes a dose of an angiotensinconverting enzyme inhibitor, for example ramapril, 10 mg administeredonce daily or dose adequate to achieve an undetectable level of serumangiotensin converting enzyme. It may also include the administration ofa serotonin and/or dopamine and/or norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor, insuch a manner to successfully promote the optimal balance of the centralnervous system neurotransmitter axis. It may also be necessary to employagents involved in stabilizing imbalance of mood that may includelithium, Lamictal or Depakote. The efficacy of the administration of thelatter may be assessed with substantial accuracy through the comparisonsof sequential measures of serum complement fractions C3 and C4.

1. A composition for the systemic enhancement of the concerted conductof genetic and cellular transmethylation activity in humans and animalsconstituting the pharmacological activity of the core regimen andcomprising the administration in a prescribed manner of a combination ofpharmaceutical agents including methyl sulfonyl methane, glucosaminesulfate, folic acid and vitamin B-12, as well as the administration ofthe composition of claim
 2. 2. A therapeutic method contributing to thesuccessful achievement of an optimal balance in the central nervoussystem neurotransmitter axis of humans, the imbalance of whichconstitutes an essential pathophysiologic influence responsible fordisease activity in humans and animals. This involves the administrationof one or more pharmaceutical agents each of which provide a therapeuticinfluence upon the dysfunction of one or more of the following:serotonin neurotransmitter activity, dopamine neurotransmitter activityand norepinephrine neurotransmitter activity in the central nervoussystem It also may include the administration of one or more of adiversity of pharmaceutical agents the use of which is known to beeffective in the disease modifying therapy of individuals afflicted witha pathologic condition of instability of mood, including but not limitedto individuals with bi-polar disease and to a lessor degree with ADHD,as well as the administration of the composition of claim
 1. 3. Atherapeutic method for the effective down-regulation of inflammationthat constitutes another essential pathophysiologic influenceresponsible for disease activity. This involves the administration ofanti-inflammatory agents having a specific pharmacologic activity uponthe aforementioned inflammation and includes, but may not be limited to,a prescribed dose of quercetin, turmeric, bromelain and ginger. Thisalso involves the administration of the composition of claim 1 as wellas the administration of the composition of claim
 2. 4. A therapeuticmethod for the effective down-regulation of intrinsic auto-immuneactivity constituting another essential pathophysiologic influenceresponsible for disease activity. This proceeds with the administrationof the composition of claim 1 alone or the administration of thecomposition of claim 2 alone and in an optimal fashion with theadministration of the composition of claim 1 as well as the compositionof claim
 2. 5. A therapeutic method for the effective down-regulation ofpathologic cellular hypertrophy constituting another essentialpathophysiologic influence responsible for disease activity. Thisinvolves the administration of angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitoragents for the purpose of reducing the measure of serum angiotensinconverting enzyme to undetectable levels. This also involves theadministration of the composition of claim 1 as well as theadministration of the composition of claim
 2. 6. A therapeutic methodfor the effective re-establishing of genetic expression, i.e. proteinsynthesis proceeding as a facet of pathophysiologic activity responsiblefor disease as well as “the aging process” and constituting anotheressential pathophysiologic influence responsible for disease activity.This also involves the administration of the composition of claim 1 aswell as the administration of the composition of claim
 2. 7. Atherapeutic method for the effective enhancement of intrinsic human andanimal immune response and activity with respect to every kind of viraland bacterial infectious agent and likely to some degree with respect toinfection including prions (thought to be infectious proteins) andparasitic infestation.
 8. A method for monitoring in an objectivefashion the success with which claim 1 through claim 7 are accomplishedin a principal manner involving the measure of serum complementfractions C3 and C4
 9. A method for evaluating the success with whichthe activity of serum angiotensin converting enzyme is reduced toundetectable levels of necessity in a requisite manner for optimalreduction and reversal of pathologic cellular hypertrophy in its role asan essential pathophysiologic influence.
 10. A method for thedown-regulation of the activity responsible for elevated measures ofC-reactive protein (CRP) to undetectable levels and the maintenancethereof.
 11. The composition of claim 1 wherein a dose of methylsulfonyl methane ranges from about 4,000 mg to 12,000 mg or moredepending upon the clinical application involved and administered individed doses four times daily for a 70 kg adult. Proportionate dosingfor individuals of lesser or greater weights may necessitate someadjustment. This agent may be administered in any one or more of anumber of routes including, but not limited to, oral, G-tube, continuousor intermittent intravenous infusion, enteral and aerosolized forinhalation. It also maybe diluted appropriately for nasal andintraoccular therapy and compounded in appropriate concentrations withexisting vehicles for topical administration alone or in combinationwith other agents.
 12. The composition of claim 1 wherein a dose ofglucosamine sulfate ranges from about 4,000 mg to 8,000 mg or moredepending upon the clinical application involved and administered individed doses four times daily for a 70 kg adult. Proportionate dosingfor individuals of lesser or greater weights may necessitate someadjustment. This agent requires biophysiologic processing in the gut forthe production of plasma proteins, therefore administration is limitedto oral and G-tube routes.
 13. The composition of claim 1 wherein a doseof folic acid ranges from about 3,200 mcg to 6,400 mcg or more dependingupon the clinical application involved and administered in divided dosesfour times daily for a 70 kg adult. Proportionate dosing for individualsof lesser or greater weights may necessitate some adjustment. This agentmay be administered in any one or more of a number of routes including,but not limited to, oral, G-tube, continuous or intermittent intravenousinfusion, enteral and aerosolized for inhalation. It also maybe dilutedappropriately for nasal and intraoccular therapy and compounded inappropriate concentrations with existing vehicles for topicaladministration alone or in combination with other agents.
 14. Thecomposition of claim 1 wherein a dose of vitamin B-12 ranges from about4,000 mcg to 8,000 mcg or more depending upon the clinical applicationinvolved and administered in divided doses four times daily for a 70 kgadult Proportionate dosing for individuals of lesser or greater weightsmay necessitate some adjustment. This agent may be administered in anyone or more of a number of routes including, but not limited to, oral,G-tube, continuous or intermittent intravenous infusion, enteral andaerosolized for inhalation. It also maybe diluted appropriately fornasal and intraoccular therapy and compounded in appropriateconcentrations with existing vehicles for topical administration aloneor in combination with other agents.
 15. The composition of claim 2wherein the pharmaceutical agents of classes having an influence uponthe promotion of the normalization of serotonin, dopamine andnorepinephrine neurotransmitter activity in the central nervous system.These drugs include but are not limited to, Paxil, Zoloft, Wellbutrin,Lexapro, Cymbalta, Prozac and also such drugs promoting the stability ofmood as described in claim
 2. These latter include but are not limitedto lithium, Lamictal, Depakote, etc.
 16. The composition of claim 3wherein the average dose of quercetin for a 70 kg human is about 500 mgfour times daily. Proportionate dosing for individuals of lesser orgreater weights may necessitate some adjustment.
 17. The composition ofclaim 3 wherein the average dose of turmeric for a 70 kg human is 300 mgfour times daily. Proportionate dosing for individuals of lesser orgreater weights may necessitate some correction.
 18. The composition ofclaim 3 wherein the average dose of bromelain for a 70 kg human is about400 mg four times daily. Proportionate dosing for individuals of lesseror greater weights may necessitate some correction.
 19. The compositionof claim 3 wherein the average dose of ginger extract for a 70 kg humanis about 200 mg four times daily. Proportionate dosing for individualsof lesser or greater weights may necessitate some correction.
 20. Thecomposition of claim 4 includes the administration of composition ofclaim 1 as well as the composition of claim
 2. 21. The composition ofclaim 5 wherein the dose of any one or a combination of two or moreangiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors are administered in such amanner as to reduce and maintain the measure of serum angiotensinconverting enzyme at an undetectable level. Examples of this class ofagents includes but are not limited to ramapril, lisinopril, benazeprilor quinapril.
 22. The composition of claim 6 includes the administrationof composition of claim 1 as well as the composition of claim
 2. 23. Thecomposition of claim 7 includes the administration of composition ofclaim 1 as well as the composition of claim
 2. 24. The method for claim8 involves a pre-treatment measure of serum complement levels C3 and C4for subsequent comparison with levels drawn in the course of therapywith ECT, a positive therapeutic response being a decrease in theconsumption of serum complement fractions C3 and C4 as a result ofdown-regulation of intrinsic auto-immune activity.
 25. The method forclaim 9 involves an initial baseline measure of serum angiotensinconverting enzyme and subsequent measure of the same to assess progresswith effective therapy in reducing pathologic cellular hypertrophy aswell as promoting an optimal balance of central nervous systemneurotransmitter activity.
 26. The method for claim 10 involves theadministration of the composition of claim 1 as well as the compositionof claim 2.